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Also, including art means you could detail the venues and exhibits, or strange archaeological ruins, or events and opportunities to gain Luck that happen to occur.  Hmm. Inspiration coming on.

I like your house rules. Especially the Luck rules. I like the Luck roll to avoid the cost of spellcasting. Is a 12 on a Luck roll a crit fail? What if you critically fail the spellcasting Luck roll? Double cost? Roll on a Spell Fumble or Corruption table?

Recovering Luck too. Your art and creativity, plus leisure time, slant is a good one. My favorite Luck recovery mechanic from any game is DCC Lankhmar, where carousing restores Luck. Very relevant to the fiction.

I love the game and especially the playable content. 

I don't know if this is your PDFs problem or Adobe. I've tried printing this PDF as a statment-sized booklet, like I often do with zines, and it won't print properly, even when I remove the cover from the pages. The pages are flipped on the second side improperly. I'm still trying to get a good print after 4 tries.

I ran Dakuhausu at U-Con in Ypsilanti, Michigan, last year. They loved it. 

There's an amazing site created by Matthew Meyer, author of 6 illustrated yokai encyclopedia volumes.  It is an illustrated online database of yokai and a search engine. His books are gorgeous and well-researched.
https://yokai.com/

Very cool/ Thanks.

I had 5 each time I ran at con.

I ran ItLoaGS 3 times at Con of the North in the Twin Cities. Earth Expeditions 1 & 2 as well as The Damned Colony of Japheth III. It's a fun game to run because it gives the barest details, and you improvise my the rest.  

I love this game, but the font is very small and hard to read. I'm going to have to reprint this as letter-sized pages to read it easily. What is that 6- or 8-point font?

SRD? Waiting patiently.

I printed a coilbound version of the player's and GM's books at Lulu for myself. Perfect at the table.

I'd love to see more in this universe (along with Qarkoza Station). Loads of fun.

A moderate hiking pace is 1.5-2 miles per hour. That's 9-12 miles per watch. That matches my experience backpacking in the Scouts. Adjust for terrain.

I'm also interested in a POD version of this and the GMH. PB or HC.

It worked great. Translating from the very non-denominational OSR (enemies were described with one-sentence description, HD, AC, and ATT) sandbox was simple. Cleared a 7-room dungeon in 2-2.5 hours (I didn't keep close track). I love having Luck. My next system will have Luck for sure.

I'm using it for some solo play today into Dogtooth Valley by Nate Treme.

No worries. I had missed the MU features. This is the way.

So you call the game Spellburn and Battlescars, but you have no Spellburn mechanic, other than the standard Luck mechanic. Certainly simple to implement, but I figured you'd have it already given the name of the game and the inspiration.

I really like the system; it is my current favorite ITO fantasy hack. Getting a Luck mechanic was the tipping point.

I'll send any other things I find.

I love this game. Really nice mods on the Cepheus/Traveller system. Can't wait to run it.

"That Last Job/Who was the client?" is a repeat of "What was the job?". In both the POD and PDF. 

You really packed a ton into this zine. I immediately added rumors to my campaign rumor table. My players check for rumors frequently so I'm sure they'll hear about the Gemthrone mountains soon.